Convert PDF to HTML
Convert PDF files into well-formatted HTML documents with preserved structure, headings, paragraphs, lists, and formatting.
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Supports PDF files up to 25MB
Need to put PDF content on a website? PDFs don't display well in browsers—they require plugins or downloads. Converting to HTML makes your content web-friendly, searchable, and easy to embed in websites or emails.
The conversion extracts text, preserves layout structure, and converts images. You get clean HTML that browsers can render natively. Perfect for making PDF content accessible online without requiring viewers to download files.
Why Convert PDFs to HTML?
HTML is the language of the web. It displays instantly in browsers, works on mobile devices, and can be styled with CSS. Search engines can index HTML content, making it discoverable. HTML is also easier to share—just send a link instead of a file.
For web developers, HTML is editable and customizable. You can modify styles, add links, embed videos, or integrate with web applications. PDFs are static; HTML is dynamic and interactive.
How to convert PDF to HTML
Upload the PDF you want to turn into a web-ready document.
We analyze and convert its structure into clean HTML.
Download the HTML files and use them on your website or in your projects.
What Gets Preserved
Text content transfers accurately, maintaining paragraphs and basic structure. Images are extracted and embedded. Tables convert to HTML table elements. The layout attempts to match the original, though complex designs may need CSS adjustments.
The HTML output is clean and semantic, making it easy to style further or integrate into existing websites. You can modify it with any text editor or web development tool.
PDF to HTML Questions
Will the HTML look exactly like the PDF?
The HTML attempts to match the PDF layout, but exact pixel-perfect reproduction isn't always possible. Complex layouts, unusual fonts, or intricate designs may need CSS adjustments. Simple documents usually convert very well.
Can I edit the HTML after conversion?
Yes, HTML is plain text and fully editable. You can modify content, add links, change styles, or restructure the layout using any text editor or web development tool.
What about scanned PDFs?
Scanned PDFs (image-based) convert to HTML with embedded images. For editable text, you'd need OCR first to extract text, then convert to HTML. Text-based PDFs convert much better.
Is the HTML mobile-friendly?
The basic HTML may need responsive CSS adjustments for mobile. You can add media queries and flexible layouts to make it mobile-friendly. The HTML structure is a good starting point.
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